Mitsubishi New elevance concept 2025 | ShortsCars

This is an electric crossover SUV that creates a sophisticated in-car experience. Equipped with a PHEV system compatible with carbon-neutral fuels and a quad-motor 4WD S-AWC, it enables a smooth yet powerful drive from the city to the countryside. The AI Co-Driver acts as a futuristic partner for adventure that accompanies the driver and suggests alternative destinations or activities, while anticipating the road conditions ahead to provide an enjoyable ride.

By combining it with a trailer, you can experience a luxurious and comfortable stay.
This SUV transforms the journey into a uniquely personalized experience and provides you with a premium adventure style that enriches both your time on the road and at your destination.

INFO
DATE : OCT. 2025
EVENT : Japan Mobility Show 2025
The design concept is “Luxe Adventurer”.

With its smooth, seamless cabin and taut, muscular lower body, the Mitsubishi ELEVANCE concept embodies a futuristic SUV design, balancing elegance with strength. It exudes a refined presence across diverse settings, from polished urban scenes to bold adventures into uncharted territory.

The capsule-style cabin is enveloped by a robust ring-shaped body structure inspired by the rib-bone frame concept, delivering exceptional rigidity. This advanced architecture blends innovation, premium aesthetics, and structural strength to offer a reassuring driving experience.

From the instrument panel and door trim down to the floor, the interior has been molded into a seamless, shell-type form. The cohesive layout visually projects a sense of comfort and sophistication, creating an atmosphere that feels like a protective cloud of safety embracing everyone aboard.

The three-row, six-passenger seating layout offers spacious interior room that allows family and friends to travel in comfort even when loaded up with luggage. The high-quality leather seats cradle everyone snugly for a comfortable ride, even when spending long hours on the road.

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- Are those windows rollable? 😮
- Would it be rude to say that, given Mitsubishi's current sales success, there might be an "Irr" missing from the beginning of this model's name?
- I skimmed your comment as an acronym for Internal Rate of Return, and word association to go with that was ‘bad’ – without first properly reading it together with the headline. But I think both are true.
- This is probably true for most manufacturers. Most people agree that the concepts generally look stunning, so the question is: why is the end product nothing like the concept instead of being a close resemblance of the concept. Otherwise why bother doing a concept in the first place.

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